Thunya-Thunya Emoji

The 🔫 Pistol emoji represents a toy or water gun, used in a playful, non-threatening way to express mischief or make lighthearted 'threats'.

Tobetsa fela 🔫 emoji e e kwa godimo go e kopanya ka bonako mo clipboard ya gago. O ka e tsenya fa o batla - mo melaong, mo diphatlaleng tsa setso, mo ditlankong, kgotsa mo gope ga go tshegetsa dikgokgo.

Emoji ya 🔫 thunya-thunya e ne e tsenywa mo Emoji E0.6 mme jaanong e tshegetswe mo ditsamaisong tsotlhe tse dikgolo go akaretsa iOS, Android, Windows, le macOS.

Emoji ya 🔫 thunya-thunya e tsamaela mo sehlopheng sa Ditiro, ka go kgethegile mo sehlopheng se se senyane sa Metshameko.

The pistol emoji has the most dramatic platform difference in emoji history. Apple changed it from a realistic handgun to a green water gun in 2016. Other platforms followed, making it one of the few emojis redesigned for social reasons rather than aesthetic ones.

Originally depicted as a realistic handgun. In 2016, Apple controversially changed it to a water gun, and other platforms followed. This remains the most significant emoji redesign for social/political reasons.

The most dramatic platform difference in emoji history. Apple changed it from a realistic revolver to a green water gun in 2016. Google, Samsung, Microsoft, and others followed, making it the only emoji redesigned industry-wide for social reasons.

The water gun redesign sparked debate about whether tech companies should alter emoji meanings. Some argued it reduced communication clarity; others praised it for discouraging gun imagery in digital communication.